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A neighborhood on the rise with a blend of history and new growth
The Chadsey Condon neighborhood of Detroit is making a name for itself. It’s not just about the new housing construction or the pending residential and commercial developments. What really sets this neighborhood apart is its impressive 227% increase in housing sales over the last decade, according to Detroit Future City. While the housing market has shifted, the neighborhood is also known for its commitment to outreach, which is notable with programs like Chadsey Condon Community Organization and the numerous amounts of houses of worship within the area.
Chadsey Condon is a neighborhood on Detroit’s west side.
The Chadsey Condon neighborhood is also known for its commitment to outreach.
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Older bungalows and foursquare homes line the streets
Maya Rushing, a realtor with Keller Williams Paint Creek, says it’s easy to see why the neighborhood is gaining attention. “There’s such a lovely architectural mix of styles, with more being built,” Rushing notes. Chadsey Condon offers vintage bungalows, brick foursquare homes, newer ranch-style homes, and restored bungalows. Home prices vary, with some as low as $23,000 for fixer-upper options to $185,000 for renovated homes. The median price of homes in the neighborhood is $95,000. “Chadsey Condon is a great option if you’re looking for diversity in homes, prices, and people,” says Rushing. “And it’s on the upswing with a lot of new developments.” The CAP Index crime score in the neighborhood is 6, which is slightly higher than the national average of 4.
Traditional Bungalows with large yards and elegant landscaping are common in Chadsey Condon.
Multifamily two-story brick Foursquare homes are also available in Chadsey Condon.
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Chadsey Condon Community Organization provides outreach
The Chadsey Condon Community Organization (CCCO) focuses on empowering residents through community-driven efforts to enhance the neighborhoods where they live, work, and play. By providing resources for housing, childcare, and youth programs, CCCO fosters resident involvement and leadership to create lasting positive change in the community.
Another form of community are the houses of worship within the neighborhood, including Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church, New Deliverance Pentecostal Church of Truth, Triumph the Church and Kingdom and St. Francis D'Assisi Church.
Chadsey Condon's authentic Hispanic wall mural adds cultural diversity to the community.
"We are from a country but also citizens of the world." wall mural in Chadsey Condon.
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Ample parks and recreational spaces
Despite its compact size, Chadsey Condon provides multiple spots of outdoor spaces for recreation. Szafraniec Park features a playground, basketball courts, and a spray pad. Saint Hedwig Park is an open space where people can play sports, often times its used for recreational soccer games. 30th Harbor Park has seen upgrades recently including a new basketball court and new playground equipment. The park also provides views of the Detroit River and city skyline.
Rudolph Szafraniec Playground has new modern playscape equipment in Detroit's Chadsey Condon.
The nearby 30th Harbor Park provides views of the Detroit River and city skyline.
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A diverse array of dining options
The food scene in Chadsey Condon is as diverse as its residents. The neighborhood offers a range of restaurants, from Mexican food trucks like Taqueria Los Dos Carnales, known for its authentic tacos and tortas, to the Hygrade Deli, a local favorite serving hearty sandwiches packed with meat, Swiss cheese, and coleslaw on rye or onion rolls. For those looking to cook at home, Prince Valley Market provides fresh produce, meats, and groceries, ensuring residents have easy access to quality ingredients.
Chadsey Condon's Taqueria Los Dos Carnales food truck has excellent authentic Mexican food.
E&L Supermercado in Southwest Detroit has a wide variety of fresh produce to choose from.
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Bordered by interstates 94 and 96
Residents have access to multiple interstates living in Chadsey Condon with I-94 and I-96. Buchanan Street is a major thoroughfare through the neighborhood. Downtown Detroit is about 3.5 miles away, driving on Michigan Avenue. Locals can ride the DDOTpublic bus system, which has multiple stops in the neighborhood. For longer travel the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is about 16 miles away.
Detroit Collegiate Preparatory Academy at Northwestern produces pro athletes
Burton International Academy for pre-kindergarten through eighth grade has a C-minus rating. Older students can attend Detroit Collegiate Preparatory Academy at Northwestern for high school, which also has a C-minus rating. The school has produced numerous professional athletes, including Henry Carr, a former world record holder and Olympic gold medalist who also played in the NFL; Chris Douglas-Roberts, a professional basketball player; Ken Howell, a Major League Baseball pitcher; Ron A. Johnson and Dennis Johnson, both NFL players; and Carlos Rogers, a retired professional basketball player drafted by the Seattle SuperSonics. Detroit International Academy For Young Women is an all girls publics school for pre-k through 12th grade with a C-plus rating. The Academy of Americas offers a Spanish dual-language immersion program, emphasizing bilingualism and cultural awareness. The school hosts notable events like the Cinco de Mayo celebration and the International Festival, which celebrates the cultural diversity of its students.
Burton International Academy is ranked #1095 in Michigan Elementary Schools.
Northwestern High School serves Detroit students in grades 9-12.
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On average, homes in Chadsey Condon, Detroit sell after 62 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Chadsey Condon, Detroit over the last 12 months is $170,000, up 70% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This lot is located in the Chadsey Condon neighborhood. It is at the Northern end of Southwest Detroit, close to Downtown, I-96, I-75, The Lodge and The Southfield Freeway. The area offers shopping, restaurants and cultural centers.
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